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08-17-2016, 09:00 PM | #5 | |
67-72 parts collector,…
Join Date: Nov 2002
Location: Mid-MO
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Re: Steering help for the new guy
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You know these trucks and what you are talking about. I hope you continue to help out with these disc brake and suspension questions. Maybe you should consider becoming a moderator. I did that for a while but got burned out after a time. Pictures are always the best to get the OP the most replies. I just had a PM from the OP and he noted that the outer tie rods that fit the spindles had been cut and welded to the original outer tie rods. Now with that said,... you can see it in the picture. So my guess is his truck has the original 63-70 center link and inner tie rods,. with 71-72 or 73-87 spindles. This could have been easily fixed with 63-70 conversion spindles and new 63-70 outer tie rods. But in the process of talking to ECE he determined that he had 73-87 spindles. So you work backwards to the centerlink. Replaceing both the inner and outer tie rods and centerlink with 73-87 parts. What a mess the previous owner created.
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